Knitting in the South

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Large and small needles! Recently took part in an open studio hosted by the Blue Pelican gallery and facilitated by Michelle of the Crafty Diva Cottage. The project is a “yarn tasting” afghan, using huge circular needles and multiple strands of any yarn that catches your fancy. Mine are 35s and I selected a base of Cascade pink Superwash (220 and 128) with which I added various coordinating yarns. So far I am pleased. With all the pink yarn, I could not resist trying one of my rolled edge caps in the light Superwash. It went smoothly. Obviously it needs a starfish.
Large and small needles! Recently took part in an open studio hosted by the Blue Pelican gallery and facilitated by Michelle of the Crafty Diva Cottage. The project is a “yarn tasting” afghan, using huge circular needles and multiple strands of any yarn that catches your fancy. Mine are 35s and I selected a base of Cascade pink Superwash (220 and 128) with which I added various coordinating yarns. So far I am pleased. With all the pink yarn, I could not resist trying one of my rolled edge caps in the light Superwash. It went smoothly. Obviously it needs a starfish.

This is a post that our Linda Sue had on Facebook, thought you might like to see her latest project. 

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